Papers with high frequency but no burst - interpretation

[GIULIA GAGGERO]

Dear Prof. Chen,
Running DCA for my sample of data, I found papers with a impressively high
frequency in citations, but no burst (I computed burst with default
parameters). Could you clarify to me the reason for this phenomenon? How
could I interpret it?
Many thanks.
Best Regards,
Giulia

[Chaomei Chen]

A citation burst measures a sudden change of citations. A highly cited paper may not be identified with a citation burst if its citation counts over the years are relatively stable. In other words, the sudden change is missing; instead, the changes are probably gradual.

[GIULIA GAGGERO]

Dear Professor,
Many thanks for the answer!
All the Best,
Giulia

Il giorno ven 29 mag 2020 alle ore 04:20 Chaomei Chen citespace@users.sourceforge.net ha scritto:

A citation burst measures a sudden change of citations. A highly cited
paper may not be identified with a citation burst if its citation counts
over the years are relatively stable. In other words, the sudden change is
missing; instead, the changes are probably gradual.

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